Category: Reviews
Ramped up Scares for 2023
Ramped up Scares for 2023

We were kindly invited down to the Scare City Experience at the old Camelot theme park as there have been some major changes made to the experience compared to its debut walk around scare experience from last year. Here’s our…

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Sri Asih: The Warrior Review
Sri Asih: The Warrior Review

Summary Sri Asih: The Warrior is a socially conscious Indonesian action film that combines mythology, MMA, and superhero tropes to deliver a mostly engaging and empowering story. The film features slick fight sequences and intriguing twists, although some aspects of…

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American Outlaws Review: A Flawed Attempt at a Crime Epic
American Outlaws Review: A Flawed Attempt at a Crime Epic

Sean McEwen‘s American Outlaws attempts to bring the intriguing true story of the Dougherty siblings to the big screen. With a promising premise and a cast led by India Eisley, Emory Cohen, and Sam Strike, the film had the potential to…

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Break Glass Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Break Glass Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Break Glass is a charming little dramedy from writer-director Jay Leonard. A supporting character states at one point that she feels like a player in a Cameron Crowe picture. Leonard’s writing indeed feels in tune with Crowe’s sensibilities on occasion, though…

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‘Saw X’ Review — Tobin Bell Returns for a New Bloody Horror Romp
‘Saw X’ Review — Tobin Bell Returns for a New Bloody Horror Romp

The experience of watching the first eight Saw films is not unlike the spiraling Charlie Day's character goes through in the infamous Pepe Silvia episode of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. If you were to use a piece of string…

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Fair Play Review | Flickreel
Fair Play Review | Flickreel

Fair Play opens with the tone and aesthetic of a 90s exotic thriller. As the plot unfolds, Chloe Domont’s debut feature develops into something more modern. The film comments on how gender dynamics have evolved in the past few decades.…

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Benicio Del Toro Elevates REPTILE Despite A Predictable Plot And Formulaic Storytelling
Benicio Del Toro Elevates REPTILE Despite A Predictable Plot And Formulaic Storytelling

Reptile is the latest prestige movie from Netflix boasting of an incredible cast and a tightly written story. As a crime-thriller, Reptile really works, however, when pulling at its threads, the seams begin to come apart. And this is despite…

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Minhal Baig’s Stirring Drama Is Easily One Of 2023’s Best
Minhal Baig’s Stirring Drama Is Easily One Of 2023’s Best

Summary "We Grown Now" is a film that beautifully captures the realistic and joyous lives of people growing up in a dangerous neighborhood. The lead performances by Blake Cameron James and Gian Knight Ramirez are absolutely divine, bringing charm and…

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Butcher’s Crossing Review: A Glimpse into Self-Discovery
Butcher’s Crossing Review: A Glimpse into Self-Discovery

Gabe Polsky‘s adaptation of John Edward Williams’ novel, Butcher’s Crossing, takes us on a journey through the vast American wilderness of the 1870s, but it’s not just a geographical exploration—it’s a deep dive into the psyche of its protagonist, William…

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‘Our Flag Means Death’ Season 2 Review — Stormy Seas Ahead for Stede, Ed, and the Crew
‘Our Flag Means Death’ Season 2 Review — Stormy Seas Ahead for Stede, Ed, and the Crew

The wide-ranging realm of genre television is already home to a lot of different characters — warriors, elves, monsters, sorcerers — so it's somewhat surprising that, apart from only a handful of isolated instances, pirates have never really been front…

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Artistole Torres’ Humane Direction Elevates One Of The Most Undersung Movies Of The Year
Artistole Torres’ Humane Direction Elevates One Of The Most Undersung Movies Of The Year

Near the end of Aristotle Torres’ assured feature debut “Story Ave,” a title card comes up on the screen, noting the film is “by The Bronx.” It’s a short moment, leading into the end credits, but it nevertheless speaks volumes…

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I’ll Be Watching Featured, Reviews Film Threat
I’ll Be Watching Featured, Reviews Film Threat

The number one rule in any cabin in the woods horror is to get out of the house NOW! Unfortunately, in director Erik Bernard’s thriller I’ll Be Watching, our heroine, Julie (Eliza Taylor), decides to throw back a few bottles of…

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